Sentence examples for level of cleanliness from inspiring English sources

manitary adjective \ˈma-nə-ˌter-ē\ Specific level of cleanliness sufficient to a male.

The grades range from A (for the highest level of cleanliness) to B (passing) to C (failing).

They claim that theirs is merely the minimum level of cleanliness; gaijin (foreigners) are simply a grubby lot.

"Side of stage, you get your record label execs – who are staying off-site in a hotel, and so have a completely different level of cleanliness.

In Wales all beaches tested met the mandatory level of cleanliness, in Scotland 97.5% passed bathing water tests and 95.7% of beaches in Northern Ireland made the grade.

Now that I have pictures of the space the day that it was finished, I try to keep it at that level of cleanliness".

Poor families in the South swept their dirt floors; immigrants in New York scrubbed tenement stoops to hospital levels of cleanliness.

"Africa on the edge" manages to be both geographically accurate and a handy way of saying that if Mogadishu didn't prove to have the Singaporean levels of cleanliness and safety you expect, you can't say you weren't warned.

Cleaning in distilleries requires establishing acceptable levels of cleanliness in each area of the physical plant as well as through the processes.

Acknowledge that Western society's anti-septic levels of cleanliness is damaging to our sense of belonging with the dirt and our relationship with our mortality.

The subjectively-reported oral cleanliness scores were dichotomised: participants scoring 4, or 5 were defined as reporting a 'High' level of oral cleanliness.